Kerala Lottery Weekly Draw Schedule: All 7 Days

Quick answer: The Kerala State Lottery runs a different daily-branded draw every day of the week — Win-Win (Mon), Sthree Sakthi (Tue), Fifty-Fifty (Wed), Karunya Plus (Thu), Nirmal (Fri), Karunya (Sat) and Akshaya (Sun). Most publish around 3 PM IST. Names and days are occasionally revised, so always confirm on the official Kerala source. Jai Club is a separate platform and does not run these draws.

One of the most useful things to know about the Kerala State Lottery is that it is not a single game — it is seven weekly lotteries, one for each day, each with its own name, series code and following. The Kerala State Lotteries programme was India's first state-run lottery and remains one of the most tightly regulated, which is why its weekly calendar is so well known. This guide lays out the full weekly schedule in one table, explains the usual timings, and shows how to check each result safely. For a specific day's deep dive, see our Sthree Sakthi (Tuesday) result guide, and for the general routine, the Kerala lottery result today explainer.

The full weekly Kerala lottery schedule

Below is the traditional day-by-day schedule. The Kerala State Lottery Department occasionally renames or reshuffles draws, so treat this as a general guide and verify against the official source.

Usual result window for all seven: afternoon, around 3:00 PM IST, with the full sheet following soon after. Bumper draws run separately.

How to use the schedule

• Match the day to the name. If you hold a Tuesday ticket, you are looking for the Sthree Sakthi sheet — not Win-Win or Akshaya.
• Note the series code. Codes like SS, W or AK help you find the correct result sheet quickly.
• Check at the usual time. Most results land around 3 PM IST; give official sources a few minutes to update under heavy load.
• Confirm on the official source. Only the Kerala State Lottery Department's sheet is authoritative for winning numbers.

What the seven draws have in common

Although each day has its own brand, all seven weekly lotteries share the same underlying mechanics, so learning one teaches you all of them:

• Authorised paper tickets bought in advance from licensed Kerala agents — not sold as official tickets online.
• A tiered prize table running from a single first prize down to small last-digit prizes, so many tickets win something.
• An afternoon result sheet published by the department, listing winning numbers by tier.
• A formal claim process for larger prizes, with verification, applicable taxes and a claim deadline.

On top of the weekly seven, Kerala runs periodic bumper lotteries tied to festivals such as Onam, Vishu, Pooja, Christmas-New Year and the monsoon season. These have much larger prize pools, separate ticket series and their own announced draw dates, so they sit outside the day-of-week table above.

Staying safe whichever day you play

The schedule itself is public and harmless, but scammers use the popularity of Kerala lotteries to target buyers. Be wary of anyone selling a "guaranteed" number for any day's draw, or messaging that you have won and must pay a fee first — that is a classic advance-fee scam. No genuine Kerala prize ever requires an up-front payment, and no one can predict a draw. Buy from authorised agents, check only the official sheet, and never share a bank OTP or UPI PIN.

Every day is a draw day — or every minute, on Jai Club

The beauty of the Kerala schedule is that there is a draw every single day. But each is still a once-a-day event: you buy a ticket and wait for the afternoon. If you want the lottery feeling without a fixed daily clock, Jai Club's Wingo game draws a fresh result roughly every 60 seconds, and its own lottery runs on its own schedule. Jai Club is not the Kerala State Lottery and does not sell its tickets — it is a separate entertainment platform. See waiting for a lottery result? play instant instead.

Play responsibly

Every lottery and every instant game is chance-based, with no guaranteed outcome. Treat them as entertainment, not income. Set a budget, take breaks, and never chase a loss — playing more to recover losses is a recognised sign of problem gambling. Read our responsible gaming guide. Play is for adults aged 18 and over only.